How do Patients, Relatives and Healthcare Professionals View Person-centered Rehabilitation.

This research project aims to integrate insights from marketing and rehabilitation sciences to investigate Person Centered in rehabilitation. The research objectives are 1. to better understand what Person Centered Rehabilitation means in rehabilitation, 2. to understand how Person Centered Rehabilitation can be enhanced 3. to develop an instrument that can be used as a quality indicator to evaluate and monitor Person Centered Rehabilitation in rehabilitation 4. to understand the impact of Person Centered Rehabilitation on key outcomes in rehabilitation. To recruit respondents, we will work together with different rehabilitation centers and hospitals with a rehabilitation department. The interviews will be based on the Trajectory Touchpoint Technique. The interviews will be transcribed and uploaded in NVivo 14. To code the data, we will use the Gioia method which offers a systematic approach to bring qualitative rigor in qualitative research and contains of four steps. 1. We will code the data based on first-order terms. 2. we will systematically examine these first-order terms to organize them into second-order theory-centric themes. 3. we will investigate whether it is possible to categorize the second-order themes into aggregate dimensions which serve to summarize the key components of the emerging theory 4. when we have the full set of first-order terms, second-order themes and aggregate dimensions, we will have all ingredients for building a data structure. The data structure provides a graphical presentation of how we progressed from raw data to themes and dimensions.

NCT Number	NCT07081893
Lead Sponsor	Hasselt University
Conditions	Patient Centered Care
Enrollment	120 participants
Start Date	2025-09-05
Primary Completion	2026-12-31 (estimated)
Study Completion	2026-12-31 (estimated)
Updated on ClinicalTrials.gov	2026-06-04